I TOLD YALL KIM KARDASHIAN IS SINGING

KIM K~SHAKE

LIL WAYNE HOME TODAY AT 8:35 A.M

YES YES YALL! LIL WAYNE IS FINALLY HOME. AFTER BEING LET OUT OF JAIL AT 8:35 A.M WITH MACK MAINE & OF COURSE BIRDMAN WAS THE 1ST TO PICK LIL WAYNE UP AT RIKERS ISLAND. FROM SERVING A 1 YEAR SENTENCE, WHICH WAS DECREASED TO 8 MONTHS DUE TO GOOD BEHAVIOR. THE WORD IS LIL WAYNE WILL OF COURSE WILL CHILL WITH FAMILY & FRIENDS, BUT THIS COMING SUNDAY THEY WILL BE THROWING A HUGE PARTY FOR LIL WAYNE. AND THEIR EVEN SAYING THAT HE WILL JOIN DRAKE ON THE STAGE IN LAS VEGAS, WHICH WILL BE THE LAST LEG OF DRAKE'S CONCERT. (WHICH IS A GREAT CONCERT, I JUST SEEM HIM IN DETROIT AT THE FOX THEATER OCT. 19TH & PARTIED WITH HIM AT HONEY NITE CLUB. WHICH WAS THE BEST NIGHT EVER)

SO GET READY, CAUSE HERE COMES THE BEAST THAT WE ALL LOVE & BEEN WAITING FOR.

2DAY IS A CALM BEAUTIFUL DAY, SO HERE'S SOME NICE SLAM POETRY FOR DAT AZZ. ENJOY!

SPEAK YOUR MIND~BROOK YUNG

AUGUST. 16TH, 2010

THIS IS A MUST SEE, BROOK YUNG A.K.A B. YUNG US AN AMAZING UP AND COMING SLAM POET. I 1ST SPOTTED THIS GUY PERFORMING AT THE "RUSSELL SIMMONS BRAVE NEW VOICES ON HBO LAST YEAR. I LOVE THIS GUY AND IM SO AMAZED HOW STARTING SLAM POETRY AT THE AGE OF 15 OR 16 YEARS OLD, THIS GUY COULD CREATE SUCH ART WITH HIS LYRICS. ON TOP OF THAT HE IS A NATIVE OF BROOKLYN, NY (WHICH MEANS HE HAS MAD SWAGGER) HE'S SO INTELLIGENT, YOUNG (AROUND 21 OR 22 YEARS OLD). MOST OF ALL HE'S A GENIUS, HE IS SO HANDSOME & ONE OF THE BEST SLAM POETS THAT THE 21ST CENTURY HAS EVER SEEN.
I SO WISH I CAN SEE HIM IN A LIVE PERFORMANCE, AND I WISH I COULD INTERVIEW HIM SOMEDAY. JUST TO SEE WHERE HE GETS THESE AMAZING WORDS FROM.

GREAT TO SEE THE WORLD CHANGING IN A POSITIVE DIRECTION

First Openly Transsexual Basketball Player Hoops for the NCAA

Kye Allums makes history today becoming the first out transgendered person playing Division 1 NCAA basketball.
According to Outsports, Allums was born a female, but chose to identify herself as a boy. But for Allums, choosing the gender he wanted to have wasn’t always easy.
“I’ve always felt most comfortable dressing like a boy, but my mom would take all of my clothes from me and she’d force me to wear girl clothes. I’d bring sweats and basketball shorts and put them in my backpack. I’d just change every day when I got to school, and I had to change back before I went home. It was annoying, but it was the only way I could go to school.”
Allums recalls a text he received from his mom. She wrote, “Who you do think you are, young lady?” Jezebel says this sparked an epiphany with Allums. “I realized I wasn’t a young lady at all.”
The reaction to Allums becoming a man by his female teammates wasn’t received so well in the beginning. But one of Allums’ teammates says they eventually came around.
“We were all just talking, a bunch of teammates, and he said that he’s a guy. At first I didn’t understand, and then he explained that sex is how you’re born and gender is how you identify yourself. Then I started to understand.”
While family, friends, and teammates, accepted him, Allums wondered what his coach Mike Bozeman would think. Allums seemed surprised by Bozeman’s final thoughts. “Why would you think I wouldn’t have your back? I’ve had your back through everything. Our relationship has grown from nothing to this, and now you think I’d just turn my back on you because you told me this? No. I love you and I’ll always be here for you.”
Jezebel says there are guidelines for trans athlete participation—one including hormone therapy. But Allums won’t be doing that in order to continue playing on the women’s team. Guidelines also specifically state, “Transgender young people have the same right to participate and benefit from the positive aspects of athletics as other students do.”
Allums journey to being who he wants to be is an astounding example to youth struggling with identity in Black America. Hats off to the NCAA for standing up for their player’s right to choose.

Lauren London On The Controversy Surrounding Her Pregnancy: 'It Did Hurt My Feelings'

Lauren London On The Controversy Surrounding Her Pregnancy: 'It Did Hurt My Feelings'

FINALLY SPEAKS ON LIL WAYNE AND THEIR BABY